Radio/TV Personality Bobby Bones Salutes Service Dogs for Military Veterans With Dog Chow
Join us as Oh Behave show host Arden Moore chats with celebrity Bobby Bones about a mission near and dear to him: helping shine the spotlight on the valuable roles service dogs serve for military veterans dealing with PTSD. Yep, the same Bobby who is the star of the new Nat Geo hit called, "Breaking Bobby Bones" and the same one who is a two-time New York Times bestseller and winner of season 27 of Dancing with the Stars. He recently produced a short documentary called "Even Heroes Need Heroes" that airs Sept. 8. September is National Service Dog Awareness Month. We salute Bobby Bones for raising awareness about service dogs.
BIO:
Radio and TV personality Bobby Bones “has carved out a place for himself in nearly every corner of the entertainment world” (American Profile). He is the host of the nationally syndicated iHeartRadio program “The Bobby Bones Show,” which broadcasts to over 185 stations and is the No. 1 Country morning show with millions of monthly listeners. The award-winning show is a 2x CMA Award winner, 4x ACM Award winner and earned Bones the title of youngest-ever inductee into the prestigious National Radio Hall of Fame. His breakout TV series for National Geographic, “Breaking Bobby Bones, is streaming now on Disney+. He has served as the official in-house mentor on ABC’s “American Idol," won season 27 of ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars,” and serves as host and executive producer of Circle Network’s “Opry.” The “media multitasker's” (Billboard) fan-favorite podcast, “BobbyCast,” which features candid long-form interviews with top artists and industry figures has been downloaded nearly 20 million times. Bones is also a two-time New York Times No. 1 bestselling author, touring stand-up comedian and philanthropist – a true “jack of all trades” (ESPN).